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Turkiye wary of Israeli threat after airstrike on Hamas officials in Qatar

Tensions also have risen as the two countries have competed for influence in neighbouring Syria since the fall of Bashar Assad's government last year

Schools tried to ban phones and avoid politics. Then came Kirk's murder

Almost instantly after Charlie Kirk was assassinated Wednesday at Utah Valley University, the news captured on video in grisly detail sent shockwaves through classrooms everywhere

London protest by far-right activist exceeds 100k as minor clashes erupt

Several officers were punched, kicked and struck by bottles tossed by people at the fringes of the Unite the Kingdom rally, Metropolitan Police said

At least 193 passengers killed in 2 boat accidents in northwestern Congo

The accidents happened on Wednesday and Thursday, about 150 kilometres apart in the Equateur province

Judge orders Trump admin to update site, uphold TPS rights for Venezuelans

TPS is a designation that can be granted by the Homeland Security secretary to people in the United States if their homelands are deemed unsafe for return due to a natural disaster

Iran, France near prisoner swap deal including woman held for posts on Gaza

Araghchi did not elaborate on any French prisoners who might be released, but France has long sought the release of two French citizens held in Iran on suspicion of espionage

Rubio meets Qatar PM ahead of Israel visit as US balances ties with allies

Rubio also is expected to travel to a divisive archeological site in East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians claim for the capital of what they hope is an eventual independent nation

Spain summons Israeli envoy over Netanyahu office remarks amid Gaza war row

It's the latest development in an ongoing diplomatic tit-for-tat between the two countries that ensued after Spain's prime minister announced measures Monday to pressure Israel to end the Gaza war

What to know about killing of Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA

The president, who sustained a minor ear injury when he was shot at a campaign event last year, said he and Kirk had a close relationship

Boeing workers reject latest contract, extending strike at three US plants

A Friday vote rejecting the latest proposal sends 3,200 striking defence workers, who build fighter jets, weapons systems and the US Navy's first carrier-based drone, back to the picket lines

'Learning how to learn' will be vital skill in AI era: Google scientist

Speaking at an ancient Roman theatre at the foot of the Acropolis in Athens, Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google's DeepMind, said rapid technological change demands a new approach to learning

Brazil braces for new US sanctions after Bolsonaro conviction angers Trump

Trump said he was "very unhappy" with the conviction, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on his X account that the US government would "respond accordingly to this witch hunt"

Prince Harry makes surprise visit to Ukraine to support wounded soldiers

Harry, a British Army veteran, is the founder of the Invictus Games, a Paralympic-style event designed to inspire military veterans around the world as they work to overcome battlefield injuries

China's newest aircraft carrier sails through Taiwan Strait for first time

The sailing could serve as a warning to the US and others against support for Taiwan, though China played down any such motive

S Korean workers released after days of detention in Georgia return home

They were among about 475 people detained during the Sept. 4 immigration raid at a battery factory under construction on the campus of Hyundai's sprawling auto plant west of Savannah

Australia approves world-first vaccine to save koalas from chlamydia

The research showed the vaccine reduced the likelihood of koalas developing symptoms of chlamydia during breeding age and decreased mortality from the disease in wild populations by at least 65%

Officials clear US Naval Academy building after threat reports, one injured

The person injured was airlifted to a hospital and was in stable condition, Lt. Naweed Lemar, the spokesperson for the base that hosts the academy, said in a statement

Amazon rainforest on Indigenous lands can prevent some diseases: Study

The researchers compiled and analyzed data on forest quality, legal recognition of Indigenous territory and disease incidence in the countries that border and include the Amazon

Judge blocks Trump policy barring undocumented people from 'Head Start'

In July, HHS proposed a rule reinterpretation to disallow immigrants in the country illegally from receiving certain social services, including Head Start and other community health programmes

Trump admin moves to restore Harvard funding, but money not flowing yet

Reinstatement notices have started arriving from several federal agencies, but so far no payments have been received, Harvard spokesperson Jason Newton said